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== Devices and Companies that Support Tissue Engineering == | == Devices and Companies that Support Tissue Engineering == | ||
[[Synthetic Organs on a Chip, by Manuel Escanciano and Chris Lowe]] | |||
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==Potential for Tissue Engineering== | |||
[[Arthritis and rheumatic diseases]] by Stephanie Polgar | |||
== Pages from 2012 590B == | == Pages from 2012 590B == | ||
Revision as of 13:50, 16 April 2013
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Cell Based Therapies
Bone Marrow Transplants, by Erinn Dandley and Max Nowak
Origami Tissue Engineering, by Adam Ramey
Structural and Functional Tissue Replacements
Hip Replacements, by Matthew Osso
Artifical Vertebrae, by Matthew McNulty
ACL Reconstruction, by Anthony Valle
Tissue Engineered Vascular Grafts, by Leonard Brandon
Artificial Hearts, by Manuel Escanciano and Charles Beyrouthy
Cell Sheet Tissue Engineering, by Julia Tomaszewski
Artificial Skin, by Katie Geldhart and Timothy Ma
Vascularization by Julia Tomaszewski
Artificial Trachea, by Chris Carr
Seminal People and Events
Tony Atala: Artificial Bladder by Krishnendu Saha
Devices and Companies that Support Tissue Engineering
Synthetic Organs on a Chip, by Manuel Escanciano and Chris Lowe
Potential for Tissue Engineering
Arthritis and rheumatic diseases by Stephanie Polgar
Pages from 2012 590B
